Grouse No.75 - Multi-Surface Dead Matt Paint - 250 ml - Brown

Dead Matt refers to a finish with very low light reflectivity, typically having a sheen level below 5%. It absorbs light rather than reflecting it, providing a flat, smooth, and elegant look.

While it can be used on walls in low-splatter areas, it is generally recommended to use a more durable, wipeable finish like eggshell or gloss for high-traffic or high-moisture kitchen areas.

Yes, for the best result, a white primer and undercoat is highly recommended to ensure the color sits evenly and the finish remains durable.

These undertones prevent the brown from appearing 'flat' or 'muddy'. They add warmth, making the color feel more natural and sophisticated.

Mylands prides itself on traditional manufacturing methods; please check the specific product label for the latest VOC (Volatile Organic Compound) content information.

Ensure you are using high-quality brushes and maintaining a 'wet edge' while painting. If the paint dries too quickly, slightly thin with an appropriate additive or work in smaller sections.

This is often due to poor surface absorption. Ensure a consistent white primer/undercoat was applied, which prevents the substrate from pulling moisture unevenly from the paint.

Allow the paint to fully cure. Dead matt paints require a longer cure time than gloss paints; avoid heavy cleaning or touching the surface for at least 7-14 days.